General Species Information:Found on Ellura (in the Murray Mallee)The flightless females are ~8mm long, wingspan ~10mm; more grey on top, browner underneath. Unlike female clouded footmen, these do have wings. They are reduced and can't produce flight. When we first saw her the fore-wings were resting along the side as well as the hind-wings, but they stayed out the whole time we were photographing. At first we thought we saw a spider on the flyscreen, but were stunned to find it was a moth.We have found 11 males (so far), in every season, with most over winter (June/July). We've only found 2 females in October.Males are quite variable in colour. Body & head length is up to ~10mm, wingspan up to ~30mmWe find the process of identification easier to start with a darker one and work back to the paler / worn specimens.Males also have an unusual "scarf" around the neck, which was most evident on S7, which was also one of the paler specimens. The scarf stands up as the head is bent down.A more technical term for reduced winged, flightless insects is "Brachypterous".